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Enrollment & Fee Information - We welcome children who will be 8 months, 2 ˝, 3, 4, or 5 years old by August 1, 2008 in the Streetsboro School District or September 30, 2008 for the Aurora School District. Please check with your local school, if not mentioned, for kindergarten cut off dates. - We offer our preschool curriculum along with Spanish and/or Sign Language (in our pre-K classes). - Computers are available in each room and are used for educational games. - Children in our 3, 4, or 5 year old classes use our church library weekly to check out books. - Our infant/toddler/preschool curriculum is developed to meet the Ohio Department of Education’s Early Learning Content Standards. - We are excited to offer “Lunch Bunch” on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Parents provide a sack lunch for their child and the children enjoy lunch and playtime together.
Our CurriculumOur curriculum is designed to maximize your child’s learning ability. All children learn best by doing. We offer a balance of vigorous and quiet play, indoor and outdoor activities, and small and large group experiences. Projects incorporate language arts, whole language activities, small and large motor development, math readiness, music, science, computer, social development and pre-kindergarten readiness skills. We also include a Christian philosophy: children pray before snack, sing Christian songs and learn about heroes of the Bible.
Our PhilosophyEach child is a unique person, created by God, with great potential. We offer beautiful, well-organized, hands on environment. We touch, smell, look, taste, hear and do. Our goals are to enable children to grow in trust, independence, initiative, self-confidence, pre-academic skills, and to learn about God in a safe and caring environment. We use a developmentally appropriate environment to enhance all areas of the child including emotional, social, intellectual, spiritual, and physical so that each child can develop to their fullest potential. |